Bernard - Weathered Dining Table
Bernard - Weathered Dining Table - Light Brown is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Bernard - Weathered Dining Table
- Timeless Trestle Design: This dining table features a rectangular shape with a sturdy wooden trestle base and elegantly turned posts. It combines traditional charm with durability, making it a versatile choice for various dining settings.
- Solid Fixed Top: The table boasts a 3-inch-thick, non-extendable tabletop made from a 70mm build-up of oak veneer and MDF. This design provides a robust and stylish surface, perfect for everyday dining use.
- Minimalist Aesthetic: With its straight profile design and absence of an apron, the table delivers a clean and modern look. This minimalist aesthetic ensures compatibility with a wide range of interior decor styles.
- Premium Materials: Constructed with a solid rubberwood base and high-quality wood veneer top, it offers durability and a refined appeal, ensuring long-lasting use and a sophisticated appearance.
- Practical Design: Featuring a knock-down (KD) design without storage, this table is ideal for dining areas with limited space, allowing for easy assembly and flexibility in arrangement.
Bernard - Weathered Dining Table - Oak
42.0"W x 84.0"D x 30.0"H - 154.0 lb
Bernard - Weathered Dining Table - Gray / Oak
42.0"W x 84.0"D x 31.0"H - 153.0 lb
Product Features
Delivery
Delivery
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you. See pricing in the shopping cart.
Warranty
Warranty
Includes 12 months warranty on parts and labor and an additional 6 months for parts.
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